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Who Gets to Keep the Family Pet During Divorce?

Posted on Nov 17, 2016 By Catherine W. Real, P.A.
During the average divorce in Florida, equitable distribution rules are used when dividing up property between spouses. When it comes to child custody, the courts always want to rule in favor of ...
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